Using the activity view
As you run recipes, commit code, and examine visualizations, you might find it beneficial to get a higher level picture of what's happened in a specific organization. Did you commit that one recipe run? Has someone else already run a visualization you wanted? Maybe someone has run a recipe you've never heard of before, and you want to learn more about it for yourself. All of these can be answered with the Moderne activity view.
In this guide, we'll help you navigate to the activity view, and we'll make sure you understand each part of the page.
Accessing the activity view
From the left-hand navigation bar, click on Activity:
That will take you to the activity view for the organization you have selected.
If your organizations are hierarchical (meaning that one organization contains 1 or more sub-organizations), you will see all of the repositories in both the selected organization and its sub-organizations.
Parts of the activity view
Navigate to the recipe, commit, or visualization
If you want to get more information about a recipe, commit, or a visualization, you can click on the activity name. That will redirect you to the specific recipe run, commit, or visualization, so you can see the results for yourself:
More detailed time tracking
If you want more specific times for when things happened rather than "about 2 hours ago" or "1 day ago", you can click on any of the times in the Start time column to cycle through various date time formats:
Slow lane indicator
Recipe runs are queued, and runs against organizations with more than 100 repositories take a slower queue so that smaller runs aren't stuck behind them. When a run takes that queue, a slow lane indicator appears next to its status in the Status column. Hover over it to see why the run was placed there:
The indicator is informational. You don't pick a lane, and a slow lane run isn't limited in any way beyond when it starts.